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* you must have [[webspace|web space]] on the internet which allows standard FTP access. ...as in that case you can copy files between locations at setup and turn off FTP on Cumulus).

*A script for uploading (ftp'ing) the file *<user> with your ftp login username. This will be the same as the one in Internet Settings in Cu

The assumption in this article is that FTP is used to get files onto your web server. =Checklist if you are using FTP=

*You must tick 'Process' and 'FTP' to allow Cumulus to add values to the file and upload it. ...e in realtime tick the 'Realtime' option too. Only use this option if the tool you are using with XML on your website expects almost live data. WARNING -

*Upload (FTP) any number of files to your webserver at regular intervals, or a specific ...then you require an additional tool for this. Download 7Zip command line tool from [http://www.justdaj.com/files/cumulus/7za.exe here] and place the file

...From here you should be able to find everything you need to know for this tool. === Manually installing without FTP ===

...view, or edit, a single date in the weather diary. You can install another tool that edits SQLite databases if you want (see next section). * If you later want to use a database (and a tool like PhpMyAdmin), then your php modules loaded must include at least '''mys

...g pointed instrument with a small diameter, maybe a small nail or a sewing tool to initiate a reset). Disconnecting the USB connection and removing a cons ...sed by standard MX tables, then why not copy your existing tables (using a tool like PHPMyAdmin or whatever you have available) perhaps adding a "MX" suffi

...to generate (on MX start-up and on the hour) "moon.png" which it then can FTP to your web (also on the hour). ...ce, although other software to do this is also available. You may prefer a tool that lets you do the uploads from a command line without requiring working

* While Cumulus 1 has a tool to generate graphs itself and then uploads them to your website, the graphs ...he section names within the file e.g. [FTP site] must use capitals for the FTP and must use lower case for site. Edit any section names that do not follow

...ed (set to 1 in Cumulus.ini_(Cumulus_1)#Section:_FTP_Site). [[File:Cumulus FTP Process.png |right]] #**If template is listed in cumulus.ini FTP section as a local file then the web page created locally has 'tmp' suffixe

...org/downloads/formatter_4/index.html, '''not''' for example Windows format tool). ** in this case, with RPi OS, you need to use the terminal mode configuration tool (see next sub-section) '''sudo raspi-config''' (select 1=configure system

...use the Services applet:- services.msc (You can pass parameters using this tool, but they are not saved for future use) * Or, use the service command line tool:- <code>sc start CumulusMX</code> using Command window or Powershell window

...reported in this way, you can turn them off in the display settings ("Show FTP errors on error log window"). ...lus was writing to the file, or if you have viewed the file in a Microsoft tool that might have introduced unwanted characters.

...ed, but for example from build 3048 onwards the '''enable/disable Realtime FTP''' setting does not need a restart, but for earlier builds of MX it does. ...(or with MX stopped within [[Cumulus.ini#Section:_FTP_site|Cumulus.ini '''FTP site''' section]].

==Package tool== ...ger described here is the modern debian one “apt” meaning “Advance Package Tool” e.g. <code>sudo ''apt'' install package_name</code>.

The section called "[FTP site]" should obey that use of capitals and lower-case. Other sections shou ...an add '''RTdisconnectcount=N''' to force a disconnection after N realtime ftp uploads. For example, if you set '''RealtimeInterval=60''' there will be 60

...e it was found the no FTP variant did work anymore. Apparently nobody uses FTP anymore. #Uploading file: Fixed: The CMX ''Host'' parameter is only for FTP protocols. When using PHP upload ''PHP-URL'' needs to checked for not empty